Vol. 7 No. 1 (2023): Migrant childhood as a new global actor | Sociedad e Infancias

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Cubierta Sociedad e Infancias 7(1) 2023

Vol. 7 No. 1 (2023): Migrant childhood as a new global actor

Published: 2023-06-13

Editorial

Foreword. Wandering childhood

Iskra Pavez Soto

1-2
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Monographic

Navigating the transnational government of children and youth in motion. A double gaze crossed: young Moroccans and young people from West Africa between Spain and France

Elisa Floristán Millán, Cléo Marmié

3-14
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Borders of permanence, controls and childhoods: The educational space in Chile as an extension of migratory control?

Angélica Alvites Baiadera, Sara Joiko, Milena Collazos

15-26
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Unaccompanied migrant girls and adolescents: challenging social services

Alma Pilar Martín-González, Chabier Gimeno

27-39
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The experience of feeling at home: a journey through the process of rebuilding the sense of familiarity in migrant children in Chile

Javiera Puga

41-52
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“Her daddy's girl”: daughters of immigrant Haitian parents in Chile

Daniela Poblete Godoy

53-66
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Miscellanea

Stories about playing small houses in a pandemic: between families and public policies

Verónica Fabiana Avila, Carola Vargas, Cintia Weckesser

67-77
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The recognition of child poverty as a public concern of the State

Pau Marí-Klose, Francisco Javier Moreno Fuentes

79-90
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A book to inspire scientific vocations in little girls. Girls as social actors

Elsa S. Guevara Ruiseñor

91-103
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Neoliberal perspectives on risks: repercussions on child protection in the United Kingdom

Manuel Menezes

105-116
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Sección Especial

A Common Critical Research Agenda on Children in the Majority and Minority Worlds. The case of children in migration processes. DISCUSSION SESSION

Lourdes Gaitán (Coord.)

117-146

Others

Deeping the roots of children’s participation

Larkins Cath

147-163
Passports at stake: a role playing proposal to address migration with high school students

Ana Irene Rovetta Cortés

165-169
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Our world: experiences with migrant-foreign children

Joaquim Rauber, Ivaine Maria Tonini, Jader Janer Moreira Lopes, Alana Morari Rauber

171-176
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